Smart walls
Active and adaptive materials in architecture
Design
Architectural design is to be considered practical resolution to real problems and needs that concern the individual and the community. As such, the discipline cannot ignore the context in which one finds oneself operating: the design process must develop considering the physical, geomorphological and social characteristics of the place, in order to reduce the impact of buildings on the surrounding environment, satisfying contingent needs.
Below you can view useful contents for correct design, some examples created throughout history and the most innovative and sustainable contemporary solutions.
Facade interconnection systems
Interconnection systems between facade materials
Emptiness as a design element
Value, rhythm and proportion of space
How to create an Italian garden
The garden as a space designed between nature, architecture and symmetry
Equipped walls and functional spaces
When the wall organizes the space
Designing vertical space
Challenges and opportunities of skyscrapers
Sports Hall
Design Guidelines
Enhancement of an archaeological site
Design: strategies and guidelines
Designing with the sun
Orientation, comfort, thermal balance
Small bathroom: minimum measurements
Discover the minimum dimensions for a small, accessible bathroom: regulations, space-saving solutions, and design ideas for functional spaces.
The contemporary house
Between flexibility and new lifestyles
Thermal spas
Sustainable valorization of natural springs
Marina
Design Guidelines
Project specifications
What they are, what they are used for, who draws them up
Removal of architectural barriers
Interventions, creative solutions, practical cases
Cruise Terminal
Project planning: project phases
Agrivoltaic System
Design and installation phases. Regulations and incentives.
Environmental design and psychology
How spatial design influences human behavior
Categories Articles
Contemporary architecture
Architectures in history
